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Powers 81 the Police Court.
JUDGE SMELL NAY SENTENCE A CONVICT no JAIL FOL
NORE tn A

In the Court in General Term to-day Chief-Jus-
tice Bingham delivered the opinion OF the court In
the case OF Richard J. Marshall, convicted In the
Police Court OF keeping disreputabie house, over
ruling the plea to Jurisdiction, and remanding the
case for sentence. The court holds:
THAT In all cases where the punishment OF an
onenSe Is not limited by statute the defendant
when convicted may be sentenced 70 pay 1ne or
be imprisoned, or both, at the discretion Of the
court; but that such imprisonment must be in the
jail and not In the pen1tentiary. 1t was further
held that the statute which authorizes offenders
to be sent to penitentiarieS outside OF the District
makes Imprisonment In the penitentiary part Of
the punishment 1t follows then" the court says,
that In all cases where the punishment is at the
has exclusive Jurisdiction, and may sentence a de-
PENDANT TO imprisonment Ia the jail for any period
OF time whatever"
could not sentence to imprisonment Tor more than
one year.
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CS ~ f Ndk Az AfD 72Ss MY
4, BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of 49,
e ne h pi sh day Of Hag Yss sss
Docket Is; and ios45. Equity DOCKET Is the under,
vi :. gp1Hs s ths H f1in b # 81 81
bered Nineteen t19), Twenty cor Twenty-one (2Il,
a and u s e. sSs
of West Cox Smiths trustees recorded subdivision
Six ana e. IN the ey
Washington in the District Of Columbia as the said
- at folio 4 one Of the Surveyors Records Of said
70 se sp on d
81 b Of sy DE-
fifteen o) days thereafter and the balance thereof
Q2l and eighteen t1S) months from the day of sale
by the notes of the purchaser purchasers thereof
corded deed Of trust and policy Of insurance on the
property sold satisfactory in form to the undersigned
purchasers thereof Each lot so offered for sale by
ali such and that ts
collector of taxes of said District may certify he re-
to be cost aud expense Of the
purchaser or The title to each Of said lots
sas by Of
On each lot sold must be made at the time Of sale
from the day Of sale. the undersigned trustees retain
the right to resell the property sold at the rick and cost
OF the THSD Iq[fhase At .hsIsG
JOIN IS :. T SSSSTff Svsnas; Trustees.
Columbia Law Bldg, J
THOS BOWLING. Auctioneer. 3e2l-d&ds
eroN ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
fdTsEisf 81 1882
, ,asRiFf hsszHr t i.1sSs: Trustees.
fv7 Col Iaxv
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Levi BACON and the Patent Attorneys.
To the Editor of The EvEkHa STAB:

Levi Bacon and the Patent Attorneys.
To the Editor of The EvEEINa STAB:
The alleged misappropr1ation Of governmental
funds during the late Levi Bacon's occupancy oil
the disbursIng Office OF the United States Patent
ONCE has been deemed Of suficient Importance by
the Secretary OF the Interior TO warrant an inves
tigation, which investigation has been progressing
ever since the deceased's death.
During the pendency of such examination nu.
merOuS rumOrs purporCng to emanate from the
Investigating committee have been current, to the
effect that a number OF patent attorneys have
been implicated, l. G., that certain attorneys whose
names are to be reserved from publicity have i'm
posed upon the credulity and 6enevolence OF the
deceased by presenting for payment OF Govern.
ment fees, checks, drafts, &C., which, when pre-
sented were never hOnored, and that the amount
involved by such procedure has aggregated more
than $4,000.
To reserve the names OF the members OF this pro
.fessiOn who have been guilty OF such conduct
would be gross injustice to the profession and 10
the memory OF the revered and beloved Levi Bacon,
whose unseldshness, generosity, and misplaced
confidence in his fellowman have been solely In
strumental In eliciting q premature and unjust
criticism from the press
In the face OF existing circumstances no matter
who Or how many are involved, It would seem only
fair and equitable that they should, at least he
subjected TO the same criticism and Judgment as
the dead man who Is p0werless to reflte, and
whose kindness and belief in human nature had
been thus ignobiy and criminaiiy imposed upon.
PATENT ATTORNEY.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD. July n.-virginis Sizes past
due coupons, 636. do. new threes 63s& bid to day.
,I RALTI4oRE, ND. July l1.-cot.oq dull-nid-
ding. II Flour nomnally steady and quiet-How-
3 Dad Is: 90 Ia 5smily, 4J9s459; city mills, 100;
super, 250a3OO do extra, 3.25a3: rs: do Rio
brands, 450s475;. Pstsgsco superlative patent.
o:3O: 90. 1amily' ooo Wheat - southern, frmer
and quiet: red, S5aS5h: amber, S6aS7; western
steady closing quiet: No. winter red. spot S4aSI.
July S3;sa84: August, S32.aS4s: September, 81 h<s
81 oorn.sou,Lsrn firm and fairly active; white.
spot, 44a4418;, July. 432.a444 August. 44a449I.
Oats firmer and quietnso4thern And Pennsy lyan,s,
Rye steady. 5ss6o. od Hay higher and frmer-Prme
quiet Ness pork: 13;O0al7oO; Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib Sides packed 6AaSh. Bacon
shoulders, 1aaSa: clear rib sides, y: hams LIZA
IA. Lard - refined. s4 Butter firm : western
packed, 1la14: creamery, l6a2O. Egvs quiet, IL ga
13. Petroleum steady-refned. 6S. Coffee nominaliy
hrn-Rlo cargoes, ordinary to fair, l7kaISA. Sugar
steady-A soft, o5.; copper refined frmer 9ka9A.
Whisky steady, 1l4sI15; Freights. 70 Liver
grain; 2saS ID Re, Receipts hoar Y 434 barrels:
1900 bushels. Shipments - -four, 1.076 barrels:
wheat, 80. 800 bushels; Sales-wheat 273,2 200 BUSH
els 2 200 BUSHELS.
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Mama
O. Is:oo
Warrington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
s 1ssh sS9ug rsai llSSsss bid IeS asked
2 g +, coupons: 1gS bid 1851 asked
D. C. 5oyeas fu5d SIS. 1924 121, h,d lsss
1iga bid; p. G. So-yesr fund IS. 1902 coin
126X bid. Metropolitan Railroad stock. lO3 bid
National Metropoltsn Insurance, 7ok bid. Ma
tlonal Union insurance. IL bid. Corcoran IN
AZ asked German, American Ingurance, $50 bid
l54 asked; Potonsc Insnrapce, 6S bid Washington
bid: Real Estats Title Insurance, Ias hid
bid. S4A asked U. s. Electric Light, Is bid
". L. l. LIST mortgage bonds S7h bid. Columbis
Title Insurance Co., 5N bid 5x asked
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Hit . Russian Prince.
TIE MARQUIS DE LHUvILLEe EECOUETKR WITH NEE,
FRANK LksIIEs RsCoRT.
Mr. o

NJ. n. Tciry CducS iIuui LouuOu.
"There was q bit OF sensation at HYDE PARK last
evening. At o'clock q carriage containing
party OF four-two ladies on the back seat snd
two gentlemen on the front-wss slowly driving
between the statue OF Achilles and the marble
arch when the Marquis de Leuville drove along
side, and, Ticking his whip across the face 0f One
OF the gentlemen, called him . swtndler and q
thleL. The assaulted man, who made no response
was Prince EristOn, Russian The ladies In the
carriage were Mrs. Frank Leslie and friend from
New York. Whether the affair wiz lead 10 hos
tile meeting remains TO be seen"
The Marquis de DeuvIlle has spent considerable
time In this country, and the report that MrA
Frank Leslie and he were engaged 10 be married
Was long matter OF gossip.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALT6R 3. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionear..

TWO Two.sToRy AND BASEMENT BRICK
sTnHE4 nj Sis2 gaS ASb eTD2a
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT Auction.
On MONDAY, JULY ELEVENTH. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, we shall SELL in front Of premises. a
two new Brick Dwelling Houses containing ten E1
convenient neishborhood lot 22 feet ronf by As
feet deep: can be easily rented or leased.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in and two year,
for notes bearing interest from day sale and secured
Sc at purchasers cost 90 down on each piece 81
property when struck OF Terms to be complied with
within ten days from day Of sale otherwise property
VIZ b rs''d I'll fHf eSs f e. Easss
T'nOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
GHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPRovED GROUND IN
RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGHBORHOOD ON
STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH
. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of aa6
the District Of Columbia. passed July 3D. A. y, ~
1856, in Equity cause NO. 9909, the undersigned -
front of the premises, ON MONDAY. the ELEVENTH
DAf OE JULY, A. p 1887, at FIVE THIRTY
O'CLOCK P. n the following described real estate,
situate in the City Of WASHINGTON DISTRICT Of CeiHm
lotnumbered seventeen 40, and the west twenty
nine CID feet Of lot numbered eighteen QS), In
Terms Of sale, prescribed by decree: One third
and balance in six, twelve and eighteen months
or all cash At option Of purchaser Deferred
70 be secured by lien reserved the premises sold
The purchaser to give his notes therefor with interest
~ SIX per cent deposit of 800 required on each Of
ABOVE parcels OF ground Terms to be complied with
%n.nin Ten days All conveysncing and recording At
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee,
1eSf-d&ds No. GIL 9TH street northwest
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. jy9-G
BROS, Auctioneers.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF WE'LL
Low PINE, JOISTS, SCANTLINGS, SHEAT.
1ASS, 81 No ! Kiln DRY GEORGIA. AND
WH1TE PINE I; PRESSED LTMBER, WHITE AND
YELLOW PINE SIDING, CEDAR POSTS,
SHINGLES, LATHs &c. BEING THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF LuMBER CONTAINED IN YARD
LAMP tMSpo AXE ny s0UTHWEsT, TO BE PER PER;
YARD AT AUCTION.
On III URSDAY MORNING, JULY FOURTEENTH,
above lumber yard by order of Mr.. JAS F. Barbour,
!wh9 has removed to his new yards 14th and streets
northwest) This ga e should command the attention
OF builders and others in search OF desirable goo
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Mr.. BLAINE SPEAKS IN EDINBURGH.-Mr. Andrew
Barnegie on saturday laid the foundation stone OF
the new free library building In Edinburgh, for the
endowment OF which be donated S250,O00. Nj.
claimed Mrs Carnegie as country woman, and
declared that there was no child In the United
STATES Old enough to know about things away
from home unacquainted with Edinburgh, the
many publications OF the Chambers, and the
works or all Scotland's best thinkers, having al
ways had large calculations In America, and ali
having pronted by them. As for himself he looked
back with pleasure upon the splendid GALAXY OF
Scotland's stars-ScotL jeffrey, and sydney smith
whose literature, the latter ayowed, had been
cultivated upon q little oatmeal Nj. Blaine was
well received and much cheered.
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Trustees.
ie21-d&ds
ruED TIE
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OFYALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT
SIXTY ACRES. NEAR JENNINGS STATION,
AND ADJOINING THE FARMS OF MRS NJ C.
DEAN MRS. LOWRIE.AN AND kMELINE SHERIFF,
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AL PUBLIC
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 22d day sg
Of November 1854 and duly recorded i'll Liber SssN
11O6 folio 13o ct seq, of the land records Of
will sell, on THURSDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH,
1887, at HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK, on the
premises, the following described property: Begin.
ming ut point the division line between Margaret E.
Lowrie and Emeline sherifs parts OF said estate dis
tant one hundred and twenty -four 2-1O perches
line drawn south nineteen degrees west Is 10 deg
from an OAK tree IN tue District OF Coumbis line and
perches, south SA degrees west AZ 21O perches to
stake and stone, south LAX degree west 25 81 100
perches north II degrees west lag perches to
the said division line, aud thence said division line
north is degrees east 2l0 perches to the place Of
beginning tanning 90 less, excepting
100 acres condemned for the Of the Southern
Maryland Aailrosd Co, ana occupied by them as q
Terms cash. the residue three equal pay
mens at 9. II and Is months, with notes bearing in
terest at per cent per ann9m and secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold All conveyancing and
ding at purchasers cost $500 deposit required
jy2-dts KiCHD ". TEMPLEMAN, Trustee.
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

YfNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
PIANO, WALNUT MARBLE-ToP CHAMBER FURN
ITURE IN SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES
MATTRESSES FINE MAHOGANY WARDROBE
BRUSsEls; CHAMBER, HALL AND STAN
ING ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA AND GLASS
MAZE; KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C., &C., AT
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY TWELFTH, 1887
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at residence No. 4O9
"a street northwest shall sell collection oi excel
lent household effects.
Terms cash.
jyS-3t THOS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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BELGRADE July 1.-THE council Of ministers
has decided that new elections for members OF the
skuptchina shall be held in August, and that the
skuptchina shall be summoned to meet at the end
OF september.
LORD RAMSAY STILL ALIVE.
LONDON, July 1.-THE report OF the death Of
Lord Ramsay was err0neOuA He Is still alive, but
Is lying at the point OF death.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer

NHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
vE NEsr v A4SAE4 rgT1p5Ss LOTS on OR
On MONDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH, 1887. R2
premises Lots "A and Is. in Gordon and Boui-G
Sersh
hese sad hsh Of
Washington, and should command the attention of
desiring safe and increasing Investment or for
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
with notes bearing interest and secured by deeds
at cost 500 dsUot peaured
iye-d&ds THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
OMAN CERY SALE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
5s n OF Columbia passed in equity cause No. a
complainant and Powell IL Bradley ct al are de-[
PENDANTS shall offer for sale to the highest bidder In
Fa1sn bs pF q sss y YE
O'CLOCK M, all that certain parcel Of ground in
descIbeS 81 as tsa In SAID District known ana
one hundred and eight OS in Beals addition to said
eorget9wn fronting thirty 800 feet the north side
streets, and extending back with that width one
rsd and twenty l2 feet to Poplar street This lot
15> feet front and sixty 900 feet deep two Of them
fronting on Be,ll street aud two Poplar street.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree as fol-
the residue in three equal nstaliments at. respective
iy six twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sa with vi at the rate Of six per cent
Post Of $50 will be required on each sub lot at the
tune Of sale All eonveysncinF and recording at the
with within twenty days after sale the property viii be
resod at the risk and sSst Of the detaung
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers iy9-dkds
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DUBLIN, July u.-Agr. Persico, the pope's
special envoy visited many OF the Dublin churches
yesterday. He was recognized and conferred q
temperance society called at Archbishop Walsh's
residence yesterday to obtain Mgr. Persico's bless
Ing for the society. The envoy conferred 1t.
County Wexford, to witness the eyicttons which
are In progress there.
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Miss PowEILS A6eATLANT lNDIcTED.-Walter L
Kilton, mate Of the bark Rose Innes was indicted
In Baltimore Saturday Tor 4 felonlous assault ON
Miss Henriette Powell on the night OF the eth In
slant. HIS case cannot be tried before the Sep
TENDER term OF the Criminal Court. The maxi
mum penalty, on conviction, Is death Miss Powell
who was assaulted by kilton, Is rapidly recover
ing at the Maryland University Hospital Miss
Powell was carried before the grand jury in Q
chair. She was very weak from the nervous
shock and fatigue. and looked a mere school girl,
her hair fllllng loosely over her shoulders DR..
Chas. w. Mitchell said that I'm his opinion the In
Juries TO Miss Powell indicate the most desperats
resistance on h0r part
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MISS MOILIE GARFIELD TO MARRY.-W Is an
nounced In social circles at Columbus, Ohio, that
Miss Mollie Garfield, daughter OF the late Presi-
dent Garfield, WILL be married soon 70 Stanley
Brown, VINO WAS private secretary TO President
Garfield.
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MARRIED THIS MORNING.-Mr. Richard Murphy
a boOkbinder at the Government Printing Ohice,
was married at st. AlOysus church this morning,
at 10 O'Clock, to Miss Maggie Sullivan. The cere-
meny was performed by the Rev. Father Noonan
in the presence OF large circle OF friends. The
newly married couple went to their future home
No. 624 New Jersey avenue, where reception was
held until noon, when they left on bridal tour TO
New Jersey.
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DIED.
BAILEY AZ Ashev1lla, n. C., yune %, 1857.
EiIEkN LOUISA, daughter Of L0csnso A. end Louaas
brooke Bailey. aged nine mouthA -
Greene Hin Cemetery.
BERRY. suddenly July Q. 1887. ISAIAH. bslovsa
Has rslsuvss and fends arc rsspeotfully invited %
attend the funsrl from Plymcuth Congregational
on Tusscay. July IL. 1857. q O'Clock p. m.
FILTON. On July 10, 1857, IN KING 0eorss County.
sixty fourth year Of his see
July 7th. st 8: SIS O'Clock 3. "a. CAki. a fEOHLOCH,
s Ss1i y:s II mouths nd nm. Sssa
Riley. On July 10. 1857. ANDREW J. RILEY.
sisssa 1r, ~ e 49, 49, 10y So -
,sysS.. &c & e s,o5 19s'des; SSls n 3 ssSsf p
tive are rss0sctfully invtsd . sttssd
wAI1x1 On Jolly .. lss7, wIILlAAk WAxxx1
nan church. Monday. July II. q 5p.R
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All the hotel-keepers In Huntingdon, Pa, were
refused licenses In February last, and SATURDAY
they all signed an agreement 70 close their places
until October. when the supreme Court u az.
pected 70 render q decision.
WhiAe playing base ball In Manayunk Phfladel-
phia, SATURDAY, Edward NcDade, aged sixteen
years, was struck in the neck with ball and had
his windppe split. He died soon after he had been
taken TO his home
Father John Rogers the oldest priest IN New
jersey, died at New Brunswick yesterday, aged
seventy .nine yearA
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneerx
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURR
CARPETS, &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY TWELFTH. Of
len OCLOCh, We win sell, at our salesrooms Ninth
Household Goods.
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At the request Of the Secretary Of War the Al
tofney General has directed the District Attorney
to assist Col hains In securing title to the land on
the other side OF the Eastern Branch necessary
for the erection Of the eastern sbutment
snd for the eastern approach OF the bridge Ths
owners OF the property which will be needed
have donated II 80 the Government eu,
tne Question that viii have TO be decides
Is whether there Is any authority for receiving the
grant. Former opinions OF the attorney genera
tion or Congress-
i is said that in the act Of making the appro
pratfon OF &ll0,0 600 for the bridge no provision
Whatever Is made for acquiring it'll
70 property, and IL Is held that unles
IL can be found that some such authority is I'M
piled, the new bridge cannot be constructed until
Ater congress meets and sets the matter straight
Col. Hains was Instructed TO issue advertise
Sa for proposals for the construction Of tn
oLoge within the appropriation OF $4,000, pu
viii take no action until the question
OF title Is settled. The matter has not com,
directly before the Department OF Justice, an,
when It does It may be found that the authorit.
TO acquire title to land Is implied In the act
II such authority Is not conferred, IL looks as
there may be long delay in getting new bridge
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OUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TWO; STORY FRAME HOUSE, IN GOOD coNpI-
TON, NO 1905 STREET NORTHWEST GRO
BE REMOVEDJ, AT AUCTION.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JULY FIFTEENTH.
day of sale.
Terms cash. jy9-d
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THE UNITED STATES PREFERRED CRKproR FOE
l1,sO0
This afternoon an assignment. executed hy
Oscar J. Harvey to VIM. b. King or all his prop
erty, for the benent OF his III 81 creditors was ed
In the Recorder OF Deeds Office. He recites that
being Indebted to various parties he makes the
Segment, and says; "Resl estate he has none,
nor any interest In any," and assigns his property
consisting OF furniture at No. IL 4th street
east and eight shares OF stock OF the First National
Bank OF Wtlkesbarre, Pa, now pledged with the
second National Bank OF that place TO secure the
payment OF $780, He makes preference to the
United states OF $ll ZOO "being the amount justly
due said United States" And after paying the
same he directs the payment to about q dozen
creditors OF an aggregate OF a, 1o7.
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LAsxrrs LOAN Oyyron

No. sol Pennsylvanis avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold snd Silver Watches, Diar
Ladies ana 0entieMsn. MsalinE AgpaEoL
OLD GOLD AND akLVRR D0U0HE ~
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

+ HsmI ave. vii be sold at great bare IN #
.ha & e at
,quas lest o. n st only few feet south Il Pa
jy1l-sr 1928 St
and nof5 4k p os ot ia
eo on e anS :, .ery cheap GEO. " In
J,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FRONT OF 40 FEET,
one square from Hped states s oaIi.ol q sscri;
aef r 5 saipa ss Rooms Dc
EoR SALINE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE LOT
j on 9TH ST.; one square above the boundary. 81 l0x
eItend-d. same distance above Boundary 50 SKI SO;
p!a iSs 5h part
+ only squares north Of Penn ave-. IN the north iiiH
at only Iotf IS sGsHs ?a per-
FOR sALE-Goop Lot, SOUTH FRONT H ST.
l. bet 10Th and 2Ist SITS. 1.25
4 s.. bet sth aud 10Th sts lota7x7o; 60
one Of the desirable lots at Forest Glenn can
BAXTER MCGOWAN.
jy9-3t' zoos. 1910 st.n.w.
EoR sALE-.FINB LOT IN SOUTHEAST ON 18TH
L st. near Massachusetts, ave. Price IS cents per
Ma.m HeIieHEEs BAr CHE PEI;
IIOR sALE-sINGLE BUILDING LOTS ON Ros-
l. Ign Heights oo1l25 at &c "a and pu l9e . co
VrOR SALE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN NORTH.
II west section, Dupont Circle. from 81. % to
SIS i;s,l Per foot 1, d. s4rHEhD 1857 81 St.
EOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS IN NORTHEAST SEC
l. ton, near Stanton So are, from 40c to $125 Per
foot. T. n. SYPHERD CO.,
JyS-1m 1907 ST.
E,OR SALE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
for short time very bargain in a building
lot "a by 12O the north side OF street, between
I'd and I'D streets W. For price and terms call on
BS-3t I. H. SYPHERD 4 CO., 1907 street.
NOR SALE
Hopkins st. near Dupont Circle. %
St, near New Hampshire ave. 100
Iast Capitoi near ou--...--- -SUU
10th St, near
Ava ~ SefoA0S ave-, hoAx i1tu
JAMES w. TYLER
je25 s2e st. NV Second Floorl
I LOTS ON THE TENLEYTOwN ROAD,
OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLEFELAND'S COUNTRY
SEAT AND 81. Adams CHURCH
stages will run shortly every hall hour from High
st.; fare, cents.
Lots sold on easy terms Monthly payments ac-
cepted contracts tor deeds and deferred payments
already sold
These lots Immediately adjoin the Washington lnn.
which will be open tor guests June j.
Plat OF lots Oh HE III our office.
JOHN E. BEALL l. CO.
my6-3m 1921 + st.
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SUING THE B. AND p. RAILROAD FOR IS, 0oo.-To-
day Louisa Newman filed by 4. I. Browning suit
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co..
to recover 5,0C0 damages by reason OF a train
near Bennings on January "a. running into her
wagon, In which she and her son were seated,
throwing her Out, breaking her hip, &C.